To: bull_dozer who wrote (207990 ) 9/23/2024 11:02:17 AM From: Pogeu Mahone Respond to Sinwar is finished and the iron is hot for Israel to hit Hezbollah in force - opinion Yahya Sinwar's time is running out, and while there is little interest in an all-out war, Israel must take decisive military action to secure its borders and citizens. Updated: AUGUST 27, 2024 11:33withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor and Rafah crossing, along with assurances from both the US and Israel that he will not be assassinated. Yahya Sinwar is a dead man walking. His cruelty and direct responsibility for the October 7 massacre have sealed his fate. The large number of terrorists killed each minute is of no concern to him; in fact, their deaths continue to fuel his false narrative. Al-Jazeera news network to showcase the ruins of Gaza and the hundreds of dead terrorists within it to the world. Sinwar is frustrated and helpless in the face of Israel's unexpectedly harsh response, the deaths of his closest associates, and what seems like a complete lack of support from Iran. Iran has a lot to lose, and its leaders are well aware of this. The US's display of strength by deploying aircraft carriers and submarines to the region has been enough to deter Iranian leadership for the moment. The US is not interested in an all-out war in the region.With the US presidential elections approaching in November, a war with Iran could severely damage the global economy, raising oil prices and potentially increasing Vice President Kamala Harris's chances of election. Can Lebanon survive a war? Wiam Wahhab, Lebanon's former Minister of Environment and a close ally of Hezbollah admitted in an interview that if war were to break out, Lebanon could become the next Gaza. It's clear that all parties involved, especially the US and Iran, are interested in keeping the conflict contained.
